Classic Plays Revived at PCPA, Rubicon
PCPA’s “The Three Sisters” and Rubicon’s “Private Lives” represent the tragic and the comic sides of theatrical tradition.
Author: Indy Staff
New Youth Center to Open in the Funk Zone
Youth Interactive Santa Barbara scheduled to launch in late September; center to offer free training in technology, entrepreneurship, and the arts.
Joe Alarid
Noleta resident Joe Alarid joined nearly 20 of his family members on a trip this summer to Ecuador, where they took in the cities of Quito, Guayaquil, and Cuenca, the Galapagos Islands, and the rainforest, and marveled at hummingbirds, the use of “Ellwood Cooper’s accursed eucalyptus” in construction, a blossoming recycling program, and the low price of gas.
The Clint, the Bad, and the Ugly
The balloons floated down from the rafters, the pundits pontificated, the families embraced and smiled through glittering teeth and perfect hair, and the convention was done. But the pretense had been undone — by an actor.
volume 26, number 347, September 6-13, 2012
Superintendent David Cash Rules the Schools
Elements Theatre Collective’s Training
Santa Barbara’s innovative young theatre group presented a staged reading of Joe Schermann’s new musical.
Superintendent David Cash Makes His Mark
For Cash, “change is fast and furious. People who don’t like Dave aren’t comfortable with change.”
Small Business Development SB 2012
In its first year of operation, the Santa Barbara County Small Business Development Center based at Santa Barbara City College served 116 clients at no charge, who reported almost $7.2 million in capital infusion or sales increases while creating 82 local jobs.
Navy Destroyer Coming to Town
The USS Halsey and its 338-member crew is scheduled to arrive in town September 7 and depart three days later.
UCSB Student Killed in Fireworks Accident
UCSB student William Calabrese passed away Sunday from injuries he suffered during a fireworks explosion in Riverside County on Friday.
